For well over 150 years, people have flocked to Waukesha County, Wisconsin to live, work, and play. If you’re looking for a wonderful place off the beaten path for your next vacation – , or if you’re looking to move to a new location where the cost of living is low and the quality of life is high -, look no further than Waukesha County.
Here are four reasons you’re going to love Waukesha County no matter why you’re here.
The Waukesha County Park System
The Waukesha County Park System is made up of 10 parks, a nature center, and an indoor ice arena. The park system offers plenty of opportunities for adventurers of all ages and interests all year long. There’s swimming, fishing, golf, geocaching, hunting, hiking, boating, and biking. There are opportunities to volunteer and to work on conservation efforts around Waukesha County wetlands, birds, reptiles, and more. Dog lovers and their canine friends can enjoy more than 70 acres of fully fenced dog exercise areas throughout the park system, as well as two designated dog swimming areas.
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Waukesha Sportscards
With three locations in Waukesha County, collectors of sports memorabilia are in for a treat with Waukesha Sportscards. A premier sports memorabilia shop that’s been in business for almost 40 years, Waukesha Sportscards regularly hosts signing and autograph events with former and current sports superstars — especially Green Bay Packers and Milwaukee Brewers players. For fans of sports cards, pennants, jerseys, bobbleheads, framed autographs, and the like, Waukesha Sportscards is a true treasure.
The Waukesha County Fair
Held every July, the Waukesha County Fair is the oldest county fair in Wisconsin. It really does have everything: a pancake breakfast, pageants, junior livestock shows, carnival rides and games, a demolition derby, tractor, and truck pulls, and the STIHL Timberworks Lumberjack Show, a one-of-a-kind show that pits competitors against one another in woodworking events like chainsaw carving, log rolling, pole racing, ax throwing, cross-cut sawing, and more.
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The Waukesha Farmers Market
Running from the first Saturday in May through the last Saturday in October, the Waukesha Farmers Market features produce, meats, eggs, cheese, baked goods, fresh-cut flowers — you name it — from local growers and purveyors. Open from 8 am to noon every Saturday, regardless of the weather, it’s become a regular meeting place for Wisconsinites interested in the state’s local flavors.
So there you have it: the tip of the iceberg regarding Waukesha County’s appeal. The next time you and your family are considering a vacation, the next time you look for a job, turn your attention toward Waukesha, one of the hidden jewels of southeastern Wisconsin.
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